Sentence examples for number depends from inspiring English sources

The plate number depends on the length of the column.

The number depends on how many ways the query could be phrased.

The number depends on how one counts tracking stocks in which the nominal parent company has no economic stake.

Clearly, the exact number depends on various assumptions and could vary depending on the individual and the task being performed.

Africa's 54 countries – even this number depends on your point of view – are home to around a billion people manifesting thousands of languages and myriad ethnicities.

Six or eight nearest neighbours are typical; the number depends on the size of the ions and not on the bond angles.

The number depends crucially on how core research costs are allocated: knock them out, and costs per undergraduate fall to £13,800.

The number of orbitals made available for bonding, hence the coordination number, depends on the geometrical arrangement of the ligands and the strength of the ligand field.

Oxford University law professor Adrian Zuckerman said he has committed to teaching up to 20 hours "but the exact number depends on the course programme which is yet to be finally agreed".

At the same time, a number of overseas military ballots had been excluded because they lacked a postmark (the exact number depends on whom you talk to: Republicans say around 1,000; Democrats say 200).

That, the independent Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reckons, would extend coverage to around 36m citizens (the exact number depends on how many will opt just to pay the fine) who are now uninsured.